Removable rotating base-plate presses accommodate shafts and arbors with different diameters. With the pull of a lever, these presses deliver force for staking, riveting, and removing bearings and arbors. They have an adjustable-length arm to modify leverage. Also known as arbor presses.

Fixed base-plate presses have a flat surface for attaching dies, press-in assemblies, and printed circuit boards. With the pull of a lever, these presses deliver force for staking, riveting, and removing bearings and arbors. They have an adjustable-length arm to modify leverage. Also known as arbor presses.

For pressing and assembling small parts, these presses provide the right amount of force in a compact size.

3 3/4" maximum stroke length press has an adjustable arm to modify leverage. The base has a slot for arbors and two holes for attaching dies and tools. To attach tools to the ram, insert the tool into the reamed hole on the bottom and thread a 10-32 set screw (not included) into the tapped hole on the side.

These presses reach past the edge of your material, and they accommodate long and unusual-shape workpieces. For pressing and assembling small parts, they provide the right amount of force in a compact size.

1 3/4" maximum stroke length press has a handle that provides low-effort pressing by internally increasing pressing force at the end of the stroke. The handle is positioned in the center of the press, making it usable in right- or left-hand operation.

Move the head of these presses to accommodate your workpiece. For pressing and assembling small parts, these presses provide the right amount of force in a compact size.

8 7/8" maximum stroke length press has an adjustable handle for right- or left-hand operation and a T-slot in the base to hold dies.

Removable rotating base-plate press accommodates shafts and arbors with different diameters. For pressing and assembling small parts, this press provides the right amount of force in a compact size. It has an adjustable-length arm to modify leverage.

For punching, pressing, and swaging operations, these presses provide consistent pressure and faster operation than manual presses. The air power controls the pressing and return of the ram. The two-handed safety controls meet OSHA 29 CFR 1910.217 standards for mechanical power presses. These presses can be used with die sets (sold separately).

These presses have a control lever to advance and return the ram. Adjust the table height with the removable table pins. Mobil DTE 24 Ultra or equivalent hydraulic oil is required (sold separately).

Constructed with welded, reinforced steel channel, these presses have up to three times the force of standard hand-operated floor-mount presses. A release valve controls the ram. They have a self-locking hoist to raise and lower the table. Mobil DTE 24 Ultra or equivalent hydraulic oil is required (sold separately).

Movable ram can be positioned around large materials.

These presses have a jack mounted on the top cross bar that drives down a press plate instead of a ram. The plate automatically returns after pressing. Raise or lower the table by moving the supports in the vertical uprights.

Lay these heavy duty plates on the crossbeams of your manual or hydraulic press to make a sturdy base for removing bearings, bushings, and arbors. Thicker, wider, and heavier than the cast iron plates found on most presses, these high-strength steel plates handle greater pressing forces and are less prone to chipping, breaking, and shattering. They have round and V-shaped notches on their sides. Place two plates next to each other to create a hole for the bearing, bushing, or arbor to pass through.

Attach this press to a wall, sturdy column, or machine side. With the pull of a lever, it delivers force for staking, riveting, and removing bearings and arbors. It has an adjustable-length arm to modify leverage. The rotating base plate to accommodate shafts or arbors with different diameters. Also known as an arbor press.